Answer to Question #189892 in Microeconomics for Gaveen

Question #189892

How to find Q when number of labour = L given in the sequence Q= 6L×L - L×L×L

Expert's answer

"Q=6L^2-L^3"

"\\frac{\\delta Q}{\\delta L}=12L-3L^2"

"L=4"

"Q=6\\times4^2-4^3=32"

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